Carol B.
A Heartless Corporation That Magnified a Single Mother's Worst Nightmare
I purchased term life insurance policies from National Life Group (NLG) in 2024—a $500K policy for myself and a $90K policy for my son. I paid every single monthly premium on time, without fail. In August 2026, my 18-year-old son was tragically murdered. He was my only child. When I turned to NLG in my darkest hour, expecting the financial security they promise, I was met with cold, corporate cruelty. Because my son was killed just three weeks shy of the policy's 24-month mark, NLG invoked their "two-year contestability period" clause. They are contesting a dead child's policy, weaponizing a 3-week timeline gap to delay my payout by up to a year. As a single mother navigating unspeakable grief, I was forced to pay for my son's funeral entirely out of pocket. To make matters worse, NLG's internal processes are utterly broken. I submitted all the required paperwork via email a month ago. Today, NLG claimed they never received it because their third-party contractor, Diligence, failed to forward it. After weeks of going in circles with incompetent customer service, dodging responsibilities, and facing a total lack of empathy, I had enough. Today, I canceled my own $500K policy with NLG. The core purpose of life insurance is to provide peace of mind and guaranteed security when a loved one dies. NLG did the exact opposite. They took my money faithfully, but when it came time to honor their end, they magnified my agonizing pain with broken processes, incompetent contractors, and zero responsiveness. If you want a company that protects your family when tragedy strikes, look elsewhere. NLG will abandon you when you need them most.


